The #1 AI agent that wins you listings from Google & ChatGPT
syted automates your SEO end to end: it finds what sellers and buyers search months before choosing an agent, writes the answer on your website, and publishes it every day — while you show homes.
Free · no account needed · real search volumes in ~30 seconds
What buyers and sellers type into Google
Real searches, typed every day by people deciding who to buy from. syted writes the article that answers each one — on your website.
Agents and brokerages running on syted
Havenmarkresidential brokerage
20+ seller leads a month from Google
Domain Rating
5→18
Rowansteadreal estate team
Listing appointments doubled since March
Domain Rating
3→15
Their Search Console. Soon yours.
The marker is the day syted started publishing. Before it: flat. After it: the curve you are buying.
Havenmarkresidential brokerage
20+ seller leads a month from Google
Domain Rating
5→18
Written to be found in
3 steps to get started
1. Add your website
Enter your URL. syted studies your product, your buyers and your existing pages in minutes.
2. Get daily articles
One purchase-intent article a day, written and reviewed. Keep it, or skip it — your call.
3. Publish & grow
Published on yourdomain.com/blog — ranking on Google, cited by ChatGPT.
One article a day, zero work from you
100% of your SEO, fully automated
Finds the right keywords
syted learns what your buyers actually type into Google, then goes after the keywords you can win.
KD 5
Easy
Sounds like you
It reads your site, picks up your voice and your facts. Every article sounds like you wrote it yourself.
Understands your buyers
It learns your audience and your niche, then writes what they need to read to choose you — on Google and in AI answers.
Content that ranks on Google & ChatGPT
Written for the person about to buy, and placed where they look first.
Havenmark
https://havenmark.com
What It Really Costs to Sell a House in 2026
Commission, prep, staging and closing costs on a real sale — and the fees you can negotiate down.
Rowanstead
https://rowanstead.com
First-Time Home Buyer Programs That Still Have Money
Down-payment assistance, FHA and state programs compared — who qualifies and how much each one is worth.
Slatebridge
https://slatebridge.com
Buying a Condo vs a House: the Real Trade-Offs
HOA fees vs maintenance, how each appreciates, and who genuinely comes out ahead in a condo.
Havenmark
https://havenmark.com
The Best Time to Sell a House in 2026, by the Data
The listing weeks that earned sellers the most, how rates change the math this year, and when waiting costs you.
Rowanstead
https://rowanstead.com
Sell As-Is or Fix It Up First? The Honest Math
The repairs that return more than they cost, the ones that never do, and how as-is offers really price.
Slatebridge
https://slatebridge.com
Closing Costs for Buyers: the Full 2026 Breakdown
Every line on the settlement sheet explained, what lenders let you shop for, and the credits worth asking for.
Works with your website
Connect it once and every article publishes itself — on your platform, your domain, your design.
What people say once it is running
4.9/5from 1,627 reviews
Two listings a month from Google
I have paid for portal leads for years and most went nowhere. The blog brings me sellers who already read my article on selling costs — two listing appointments a month now start there, and they show up ready to sign.
Sandra Ellis
Broker-owner, residential brokerage
9 weddings booked from Google
Every booking I ever had came through word of mouth. This year 9 couples found me through the blog — complete strangers. My October is full for the first time.
Aidan Brooks
Wedding videographer
14 new business clients this tax season
We signed 14 new business clients between January and April, nearly all from articles on S corp elections and what a CPA costs. My partners assumed I had hired a marketing agency.
Diane Kessler
Managing partner, CPA firm
I emailed on a Sunday asking how to get the blog onto my website, had a reply half an hour later with a screen recording. Two months in, about a third of my new clients say they found us on Google.
Kayla Morrison
Owner, dog grooming salon
Month four is when it bends
Slow first weeks, I almost cancelled. Support told me to hold on until month three and they were right — the curve bent and we now ship 25 to 30 orders a week from people who landed on a brewing guide.
Marcus Boyd
Founder, coffee roastery
Best season yet, zero ad spend
We just had our best season since I opened the shop, and I switched Instagram ads off in June. Orders keep coming in from dress guides I never wrote. Still feels strange typing that.
Grace Yoon
Owner, dress boutique
One tool to do it all
The output of an SEO agency, without the $5,000/month retainer.
Agency
DIY
Works while you sleep
One article a day, every day
Reads the search results before writing
Published on your own domain
Written for buyers, in your brand voice
Easy setup, zero work after
50+ languages
What it costs
$5,000+/mo
your nights & weekends
Writes in 50+ languages
Your buyers do not all search in English. syted writes in the language they actually type into Google.
One plan, no add-ons
The keyword research is included. There is no separate tool subscription to stack on top.
All in one
Growth on auto-pilot
7-day free trial. Cancel anytime, in one click.
Before you start
The ones people ask on the call they no longer have to book.
The questions owners and buyers type months before calling anyone: what it costs to sell, when to list, what closing costs run. The agent whose article answers them is the one who gets the listing appointment.
The portals own “homes for sale” — not the thousands of question searches around selling, timing and costs. syted reads the live Google results before writing and only targets the questions a local site can win.
Market updates expire in a week and answer nothing. syted writes evergreen answers to what sellers actually search — costs, timing, what to fix — and each one keeps ranking and bringing leads long after a market update is forgotten.
None after setup. You connect your site once and tell syted your market and specialty. Research, writing and publishing run daily on their own — you can approve each article or let it run.
syted is an AI agent that runs your SEO end to end: it finds the keywords your buyers actually search, checks the live results page to make sure the keyword is worth taking, writes a purchase-intent article, generates the cover image, and publishes it on your own domain — one article a day, on autopilot. It is built to get you ranked on Google and cited by ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude.
Any business that customers find by searching. Our users range from SaaS founders and ecommerce stores to local services (pest control, med spas, home services), independent pros (wedding musicians, voiceover artists, coaches) and makers selling niche products. If people type what you sell into Google — or ask ChatGPT for it — syted writes the pages that get you chosen, no marketing team required.
Thirty — one per day, published automatically. We deliberately do not sell an "unlimited" tier: past one good article a day, extra volume stops helping and starts looking like spam to Google. If a keyword is not worth writing, syted skips it and takes the next one instead of padding your blog.
Yes. Connect WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Notion or Ghost once and every article publishes itself — no code, live in about five minutes. Developers can also plug our API into any stack: it returns the articles with tags, structured data and sitemap entries over plain HTTP.
For everything it publishes, yes: title tags, meta descriptions, Open Graph images, JSON-LD structured data, sitemap entries, internal links between articles, and freshness (pages revalidate automatically when content changes). You do not configure any of it.
Fifty plus. Articles are written in the language your buyers search in — keyword research included — not translated afterwards from English.
Yes. During onboarding syted reads your site and learns your product, your audience and how you talk about it. You also list the facts it may state — prices, plans, numbers — and everything outside that list is off limits, so the voice stays yours and the claims stay true.
No. You tell us what you sell and who buys it, once. Keyword research, search-intent checks, writing, on-page optimization and publishing all happen without you. The dashboard shows what was published and why, in plain language.
Yes. An art-direction step reads the finished article — not just the title — and designs a cover in your brand colors that actually matches what the article says. Every image is formatted and optimized for SEO and social sharing.
No contract. It is a monthly subscription you can cancel anytime from the dashboard, and an annual plan if you want two months free. Fair warning, stated on the pricing page too: SEO compounds, so the results build over months — most customers see the curve bend between month two and month four.
Three things. It reads the live search results before writing and refuses keywords it cannot win — including keywords you already rank for, so it never competes with your own pages. It publishes on your domain, not a subdomain we own. And every article is structured to be quoted by AI assistants, which is where a growing share of buyers now ask.
On your domain, at yourdomain.com/blog — published straight into your own website, whatever it runs on. There is no subdomain and no hosted blog, because a subfolder on the domain you already rank with is what compounds.
An AI writer takes your keyword and writes. We read the live search results first, and refuse the keyword when the pages ranking for it serve a different audience than your product. When it passes, the article is built to displace what already ranks: same format and intent as the winners, everything they cover, plus the gap none of them fill. And every section opens with a self-contained answer, because that is what Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude actually quote.
Yes. The package has two modes. Turnkey renders the pages for you, deliberately plain so it inherits your site rather than imposing a theme, with every colour exposed as a CSS variable. Data-only hands you the fetch functions and the Markdown, and you render whatever you want.
You list the facts it may state: your prices, your plans, your numbers. Anything outside that list is never claimed. A separate review pass reads each draft against it and holds the article back when it strays, which happens more often than you would expect.
No. Anything that fails the quality gate is held back as a draft instead of published. You can read everything if you want to, but the default is that nothing questionable reaches your site.
No. If your site runs WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Notion or Ghost, you connect it once and never touch code. Developers who want full control can render the articles themselves through our API — Markdown, tags, structured data and sitemap entries over plain HTTP.
Write once a day. Forever.
Your next article is written tomorrow morning
Set it up in the time it takes to read this page, then let it compound while you work on the product.



